Piano Lessons

Where focus your eyes when learning how to play classical music on piano with songs like Solfeggietto by CPE Bach; learn this and more in this free online piano lesson taught by an expert pianist.

Expert: Shoshana Cook
Contact: www.myspace.com/shoshanacook
Bio: Shoshana Cook graduated from the University of North Texas with a degree in piano and voice. She has been playing the piano since she was 6 years old.
Filmmaker: kyle saylors

Take some piano lessons from Scott Houston “The Piano Guy.” In this video, Scott and guest Bradley Sowash demonstrate playing the classic signature lick to The William Tell Overture.

Scott’s life goal is help you learn to play piano through piano lessons that you can take anywhere and at any time to get you started having some fun at a piano or keyboard as quickly as possible.

Scott Houston is the host of The Piano Guy television series on Public Television and has taught hundreds of thousands of folks like yourself, how to have some fun on their piano or keyboard. He wants to help you get there too—as quickly as possible.

http://www.webpianoteacher.com is where you can find Shawn’s complete extensive video library.http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100000731837921#!/pages/Waco-TX/wwwwebpianoteachercom/10204503452?ref=ts&ajaxpipe=1&__a=5 is how to connect with Shawn and ask him any questions.

The Cool School’s music teacher Ron Gets It Wrong has broken into Professor Skience’s science lab! What could possibly go wrong? Don’t forget to follow Ron to the music room for a fun music lesson!

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Learn and play with a cast of crazy teachers and funny cartoons. Dive into a book with Miss Booksy. Solve some math and science problems with Professor Skience and his ridiculous animal friends! And help Ron Gets it Wrong get it right! All this and more! Welcome to Cool School! The Cool School is a safe video network for kids. The Cool Schools host aspirational, educational, and informational videos for kids.

If you want to make blues playing a breeze, all you have to do is break down the components that make up a blues song. Put some bluesy chords together with a simple riff and you have the perfect framework for a blues jam!